Iconic artwork reimagined as architecture

Italian architect and illustrator Federico Babina transforms famous artwork into buildings in his latest illustration series Archist.

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There are many impressive and famous buildings dotted around the globe. But this new illustration project by Italian designer Federico Babina, which sees some of the world's most iconic artwork reimagined into a series of eye-catching buildings, takes architecture to a whole new level.

Merging the worlds of art and architecture, Babina imagines what a home by pop artist Roy Lichtenstein and a museum by Dali might look like. We particularly like the random selection of shapes thrown together for the Picasso building and the two tomato soup cans on the Andy Warhol piece. Which is your favourite?

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